It has been a great Wild Minds summer working with the Environmental Youth Alliance and Evergreen BC in the Cottonwood and Strathcona Gardens where the youth connected with nature and worked to heal the land. Last day we continued our work in the youth garden – watering, weeding, fixing trellises, and replanting an once overgrown area with native plants that will eventually form a food forest. Wrapping up the summer, the youth reflected on what a wild mind means, with one youth describing it as “something that wants to explore and learn new things”, which kinda sums up the summer program.
Grandview Woodland Food Connection 
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